The amazon is longer.
A. The Mississippi has a 5,000-square-mile dead zone at its mouth.C. The Amazon has been a barrier to travel.D. The Amazon has a wider range of plant and animal life.
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in what ways do the Andes mountains and the amazon river influence the south America continent
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People rely on the Mississippi River for transportation of goods, recreation activities such as boating and fishing, as a source of water for agriculture and industry, and for its ecological value in supporting diverse wildlife habitats and ecosystems.
To the west you have Yazoo River and right next to it you have Mississippi River. and dont see any to the east for a ways.
They would have to travel all the way up the Mississippi River, then trade, then go back down the Mississippi River. I could imagine that it was a rough trip! =S
Each is a main source of water for communities around them. They feed the rivers and lakes in small towns and cities dotted along their path. A decrease or increase in river lines affects millions of people.
Francisco Vasquez de Coronado turned back at the junction of the Arkansas and Mississippi River realizing it was not the Northwest passage. Early explorers were trying to find ways to send goods from Europe to Asia without land travel.
Control of the Mississippi River and delta--- also a lot of land at a ridiculously cheap price-- and the big easy
Geographers classify rivers by several ways. The ways that pertain to the question can be described in two ways. A river that carries the most water can be classified as the "largest" river. In this case, the Amazon River is the greatest one in the world. Geographers also classify rivers by length. In this case, the Nile River is the longest at about 4,000 miles in length.